Croft Hill is a big hill overlooking a big hole
Looking north towards Huncote Embankment
I spent some time searching tree trunks and fence posts, and I managed to find a fair few inverts tempted out by the warmth, including two new beetles and a new bug for me (though I haven't managed to photograph them all yet).
Cicones undatus - a new one for me
This is a gall wasp - one to try and key through on a rainy day
Forest Bug nymph
Common Footman - found two larvae grazing on algae
Loads of 7-Spot Ladybirds about
Couldn't get a clear shot of this Tree Bumblebee - it flew off after I tried to manipulate it
Lots of flies sunning themselves on trees and fences, like this Calliphora vicina
Can't beat a bit of flowering Gorse to brighten any huge man-made hole
Here's a couple from the moth trap last night:
Grey Shoulder-knot
Clouded Drab
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